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It's tempting to perseverate about the corruption, the pollution, the traffic, some crime, the conflict with the Palestinians for which there is no possible solution at present.— Israel Hasbara Committee
Banality aside, let's correct the term 'we' as well as turn this phrase into a poignant indictment: "The global elite are starving a billion people to death, and tearing apart the planet's tapestry of life in order to perseverate in their industrio-psychopathy."
They analyze; they perseverate; for almost 400 pages, they can't stop talking.— The American Prospect Articles
His self-published writings perseverate on conspiracy after conspiracy theory, which to my mind, puts him squarely in the secular category of old guys on bar stools discussing the latest exciting "horrible-thing-that-isn't true."— The Moderate Voice
Contrast this with ruminators, who perseverate on their feelings without taking action.— Positive Psychology News Daily
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